Punishment can last a really long time. Are you feeding her and doing all the primary carer things again? Try hand feeding Coco some of her vegetables, she might forgive you faster. The way to a bunny’s heart is through their tummy

My husband experienced the same feeling when he brought my first bunny home for me. (Mimzy was an abandoned bunny and was living at my husband’s business for a few months and he’d gotten used to seeing Mimzy and his two companions come running every time he showed up for work as he always gave them some carrots and lettuce.)
So when Mimzy became ‘my’ bunny, spending more time with me and away from the workplace, the hubby was so put out that Mimzy doesn’t even seem to acknowledge that he’s there. You should see the pout.
But I am the person who does all the bunnies’ feeding and cleaning and yet-sometimes even with all that work-there are times that, unless I’ve given them serious one on one time, they don’t really seem to notice me either. lolz.
Maybe send hubby off somewhere for awhile and keep Coco all to yourself? ^_^

Wasn’t it Coco that had a habit of peeing on your husbands side of the bed?

I think she’ll come around soon People who don’t have bunnies never believe me when I tell them how smart rabbits are, but they can remember for quite a long time when they have been “abandoned” by their favorite person. I think a few more treats and pets and she’ll be back to her normal self.

Here’s kind of an off the wall question: Did you change anything like shampoo, hand lotion or sunscreen? In other words, could you be smelling a bit different from before, something she might not like? Wearing a new perfume?

Good point ^.

I would give her some of her own medicine and just ignore her. She may just vie for your attention then.